SÁGA Audience analyzes historical first-party audience behavior to connect marketers with the right audience, using discrete datasets that illustrate audience preferences.
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The first goal is audience, the second goal is audience and the third goal is audience, because audience is the key that unlocks the value.
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"You have to think of every kind of audience: the popular audience, the sophisticated audience," he said.
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"One of the things which is very high on my priority list is to expand our audience, and that doesn't only mean the local audience but also the virtual audience or global audience."
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Is it for a Philippine audience or a general audience?
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We don't just understand the audience, we are the audience.
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Intended audience and actual audience will always be important factors.
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Some of the web audience, web audience is way bigger.
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A lot of our audience is a right wing audience.
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It plays to your inner audience, not your outer audience.
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His audience is clearly larger than the cable news audience.
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Understand who your audience is and create content for that audience.
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It's really all about your audience, when your audience is online.
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I wasn't necessarily thinking of my audience, or overthinking my audience.
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For a certain audience, absolutely; for the broadest audience, not yet.
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You were close to the audience, very close to the audience.
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Let's go for big audience strategies, rather than small audience strategies.
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He could be a parallel to the audience, an audience surrogate, in that the audience also isn't able to contribute much, in the sense that the audience can only watch just as Bran can only watch.
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"I think we are trying to best inform our audience to be true to our audience, to treat our audience with respect," Smith said.
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But the audience who might believe that tack isn't the Heathers audience.
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We get a comedy audience and we get a horror movie audience.
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But the Iranians know their audience, and it's an audience of one.
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"Tana has a very, very different audience to Jake's audience," Relph said.
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"I love the audience, I respect the audience," Ms. Labine once said.
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The audience immediately stood up and applauded the sergeant in the audience.
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With virality comes an audience and with an audience comes a brand.
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And I think the audience size and the audience potential is enormous.
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Such posts build an audience and cement a connection to that audience.
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The audience—a small section of the audience—is his ultimate target.
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The buying audience may be small, but the viewing audience is big.
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So the audience, the audience for me is ... Those people are robots.
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YOU WANT TO REACH YOUR AUDIENCE, YOUR AUDIENCE WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU.
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There's a big audience, so there's an audience that likes Trump, I guess.
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Proud we pulled in a huge audience, and a huge Black, female audience.
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And that was resonant with your audience, and then built a bigger audience.
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The audience is simply bigger on the Switch, and that audience is growing.
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The brand's core audience and growth audience are not mutually exclusive, Alterman said.
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Its daytime audience rose by 50%, and its prime-time audience by 70%.
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In the key 25-54 demo, CNN's audience tripled and Fox's audience doubled.
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" Even through the country's current political upheaval, she said, representation in entertainment still matters, "because ultimately the audience matters, and the audience is an inclusive, diverse audience.
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Feedback actually from our Russian audience, the Russian audience at the New York Times, and trying to figure out how I could take the Times journalism that I was doing, that I was obviously writing in English, and get it to a Russian audience in Russian, figure out what the feedback was from that Russian audience and then give it to our American audience, or our worldwide audience in English.
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I'd say we've always had a fairly diverse audience, so there's no typical audience.
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Refinery29 has a mostly female audience that would complement Vice Media's male-leaning audience.
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"A lot of our audience is a right-wing audience," Smith said in 2017.
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He seems to be simply playing to the audience, whatever that audience may be.
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SÁGA Audience delivers optimal solutions to advertisers and enhances the experience of our audience.
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White audience members and audience members who don't identify as white have enjoyed it.
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"The audience coming to the show is primarily not an opera audience," she said.
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But you audience is also the audience that is no longer watching TV, right?
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Your audience is the audience they used to have so you're that site now.
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We live in a world where audience is audience, and we're not just one race.
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JF: Do you think differently about the audience at BuzzFeed versus the audience at NPR?
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Once in the Audience manager, click Create new audience and select Upload your own list.
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Audience Lenses let advertisers buy a guaranteed number of Lens impressions for a specific audience.
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They will get a specific audience — and a good audience — but they won't get everyone.
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"Whether it's 10 people or 300 people, an audience is still an audience," he said.
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Audience breakdown: More than 60% of the "Stay Tuned" audience is under 25 years old.
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The priest strikes her way into the audience, healing audience members with her holy cross.
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How do you balance those two ideas of the core audience and the larger audience?
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So if your audience can't purchase this product, why waste advertising dollars exposing that audience?
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WYATT CENAC I always assumed that there was an audience out there, a big audience.
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GEHRY The orchestra has to feel the audience, the audience has to feel the orchestra.
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When you're thinking about building this for an audience, you do have a limited audience.
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We've gotten the audience; it has a very, very strong audience and very high numbers.
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There's the audience who saw it when it first came out, and then there's the young audience who's discovered it—a kind of Occupy Wall Street audience, and younger, even.
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The audience for fine art is an elite audience, and it is more international, less local.
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"The Latin audience is a lean-back audience," explains Rocio Guerrero, Spotify's head of global cultures.
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His condemnation of the audience is also an acknowledgement of his awareness that an audience exists.
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E-sports has been able to draw a millennial audience, a potentially lucrative audience for advertisers.
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AUDIENCE The Broadway audience is older than that at the theme parks; most ticketbuyers are women.
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AUDIENCE MEMBER: Mr. Secretary, John-- SECRETARY WILBUR ROSS: Yeah-- AUDIENCE MEMBER: Question about the dispute resolution.
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"His audience was essentially Western, and his audience in India was transplanted westernized society," he said.
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Placing subwoofers underneath the audience, they found, creates a vibration that audience members physically respond to.
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"A comedian does jokes for an audience, but this was an audience of one," he said.
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As long as you're honest with your audience, your audience tends to come back to you.
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What tech tools do you rely on to keep track of audience and expanding our audience?
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Our audience on Facebook, for example, skews a little bit older than our audience on Instagram.
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So among an audience that was mostly white — and you know, obviously, donors — an older audience.
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You don't need a big audience to change American politics, you just need the right audience.
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Mr. Fine "knew his audience; he spoke to his audience," Ms. Iyer said of the prosecutor.
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He understands how content works, and he understands how to get audience to content to audience.
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A cult movie is made by the audience, not by the director—it's audience reception theory.
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Glisser features that users of PowerPoint can now tap into via the integration include polling, live audience Q&A, real-time slide sharing to audience devices, and audience analytics and feedback.
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Beyond just that, though, it's a truly unique show — the stage and the audience are not separate, the show happens in the audience, and the audience is part of the show.
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" C.B. "If you're trying to tell your audience what to think, I think you're patronizing your audience.
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Don't be fooled by the audience in the hall; Trump's audience is at home, watching the tube.
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The most important audience for Trump's speech will be the House and Senate Republicans in the audience.
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And for its 87-minute runtime, those of us in the audience aren't an audience at all.
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Who's your audience, and how do you pick the topics you want to focus that audience around?
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And for its 27-minute runtime, those of us in the audience aren't an audience at all.
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We have a win-win in terms of driving audience — not just digitally but also offline audience.
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They invented the idea of assembling a global mass audience and then challenging, disappointing, confusing this audience.
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Its audience — and, perhaps more importantly, its willingness to control what that audience is shown — are unmatched.
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What makes a difference is whether or not you've created a smart audience or a dumb audience.
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They're not Facebook's audience, they're not YouTube's audience, browsing for whatever might catch their eye that day.
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It felt totally for the audience and, at the same time, unconcerned with the audience liking it.
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And I can't talk to everybody, but I know my audience, because I come from that audience.
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The television audience for "Thursday Night Football" dwarfed the internet audience during last season's experiment on Twitter.
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And for its 21965-minute runtime, those of us in the audience aren't an audience at all.
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While the TV audience is critical, there is a second important audience for Trump's speech — Republican politicians.
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Viacom's value has come from owning its audience and the ad inventory that plays to that audience.
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Tell the audience there's a problem If you find the problem becoming a persistent issue, inform the audience.
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I assume the reaction has probably been different from the Netflix audience compared to the festival audience, right?
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I'd come out into the audience and say, "Who wants to meet Emeril?" and the audience went crazy.
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He also describes the audience for the Oculus Quest as similar to the audience for consoles in general.
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"When I look at where's my target audience, that's a nice audience to be engaged with," Breton concluded.
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The film's realism and authenticity resonated with Taiwan's audience; it won the Taipei International Film Festival's audience award.
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" Rather, he blames commercialism: "You're selling to a mass audience, and a mass audience isn't necessarily forward thinking.
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We see a young audience off on the adventures of their lives, then another audience taking off again.
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AND SINCE YOUR AUDIENCE IS A BUSINESS AUDIENCE, LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT HIS PLANS FOR THE ECONOMY.
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But you can produce and distribute video for an online audience more cheaply than for a television audience.
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How do you choose between the risk of disappointing a Chinese audience and alienating a non-Chinese audience?
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EVENTS & AUDIENCE COORDINATORThe Hill is seeking an Events and Audience Coordinator for its growing team and events portfolio.
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The most important audience for this debate is an audience of two: Senators John McCain and Lisa Murkowski.
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We're very direct with our audience, and it's a huge audience for us to be carrying figure skating.
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The barrier between audience and band didn't really exist, and most people in the audience were in bands.
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I think he totally understood that when you're speaking to an audience, the audience has come to first.
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"It's serious just because it's a global, massive audience and it's a younger audience as well," Popstefanov said.
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"Any world leader's first audience is their home audience," said Jorge Guajardo, who was Mexico's ambassador to China.
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Talented storytellers show the audience exactly what they want the audience to see: no more and no less.
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Even before he had much of an audience, he had a distinct idea of the audience he wanted.
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Facebook has a massive audience; now it's trying to get that audience in one place on game day.
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Many shows have audience proxies, there to voice the obvious questions the audience is asking; House of Cards has a showrunner proxy, meant to guide the audience toward what it should be thinking about.
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Our audience, which has always been young — the average Shots user is 16 years old — we know that this audience is [very] different than the traditional audience and we know who they're interested in.
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I've come to the conclusion that at base it's the audience, if the audience is good then you're going to play a good show, but if the club sucks then the audience will suck too.
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Its benefit to Microsoft is in its ability to reach a high-level audience through its publishing platform and its ability to monetize that audience through ramped up advertising solutions, like a custom Audience Network.
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It's not the Snapchat audience, it's not the young audience, but it's still used by a lot of people.
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They won't show up in this audience targeting, but the associated ads will still deliver to the original audience.
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Clapping her hands, she encouraged the audience to "c'mon" before approaching the stage's edge and falling into the audience.
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I love the song, personally, but ... Alec Berg: Was this the designated audience, like the intended audience for it?
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"The films are changing because the audience is changing, and the audience wants to feel represented,"says Luna, 36.
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While it will probably speak to an underserved audience segment of smart, socially awkward women, it avoids audience flattery.
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"With some of these, it almost feels like the game's true audience is an adult fetish audience," Golin said.
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If you don't respect your audience, if you don't even know who your audience is, you don't deserve one.
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PadMapper's audience tends to skew younger and toward millennials, for example, Zumper attracts an older audience (with more money).
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Aside from the television audience, the show will have a live audience as well -- sometimes visible in the production.
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"You can't make products or services for a global audience if your company doesn't represent that audience," he says.
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The average minute audience, the best metric to use when comparing to a TV audience, was 165,000 viewers globally.
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For me, my audience is such an abstract thing that writing for my audience has never been an issue.
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VR: Yeah, our audience was pretty much like your audience, but now it's just a sea of balding heads.
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Sure Messenger has the huge audience, but how much can you use it before you start abusing that audience?
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A show thrived by attracting a huge audience, and it attracted a huge audience by being diverting yet comforting.
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When speaking directly to audience members or to the TV audience watching at home, Sanders was sincere and open.
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This is heavy stuff for a young audience, which is to say, it's perfect stuff for a young audience.
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One has a very faithful audience, and a tourist audience, but more young people have to be drawn in.
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Cheers erupted from the audience for Mr. Trump, with some audience members taking off their caps and waving them.
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While some musicians prefer a human audience, this particular dad was able to attract an attentive audience of cows.
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The mostly white audience was so uncomfortable — I don't think I've ever sat in an audience that on edge.
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Last year, CNN's average daytime audience was up more than 22012 percent, and its prime-time audience 224 percent.
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The channel is telling these stories because there's an audience and because that audience isn't particularly well-served elsewhere.
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Trevor Noah does a great job but that show is for Comedy Central's audience and we have BET's audience.
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The audience are not the anchors, the audience are not the press sitting in the seats in the briefing room.
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We don't have just a techie audience, we actually have a bigger audience than you'd imagine, an increasingly political one.
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Nye told the audience, with a wry scoff, that it will take a "fact-based" approach to informing its audience.
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Fans heading to Drake Summer Sixteen Tour will have to see the rapper from the audience, and the audience only.
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I love YouTube, but if my audience is not on YouTube I'm going to go to wherever my audience is.
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ELeague can keep putting on Overwatch tournaments and growing its audience, as long as the audience shows up to watch.
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Before the audience Q&A with Farrier and Reeve, Clarke stormed out, telling audience members to "say hi" to Farrier.
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O'Reilly's television audience has stuck with O'Reilly, and it stands to reason that his book-buying audience will as well.
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As their box-office revenues trail downward, they pursue their audience to the place they believe that audience is staying.
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But the TV audience for the third debate grew again, and we haven't heard anything from Twitter about its audience.
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Not pander to the audience — I'm proud of the film, because I don't think it does pander to the audience.
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"It's very hard to know what a gay audience wants, especially a gay audience willing to spend money," he said.
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Late-night hosts laugh to connect with their audience, but Mr. Trump appealed to his audience through a different route.
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"They're reaching a connected audience and a live audience," said Park, who said the effort is still being tested out.
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Then he broadens the conversation to audience members related to veterans, audience members affected by war and finally everyone else.
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The audience had students from a historically black university so obviously this was a poignant issue for this specific audience.
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Was he -- was that for a U.S. audience or I mean is that really -- BECKY QUICK: Or for a Chinese audience.
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Politico noted audience members said he weighed 214 pounds while NBC and MSNBC revealed audience members said he weighed 22016 pounds.
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Facebook's U.S. audience hasn't grown in the past two quarters, and the company reported its second straight audience decline in Europe.
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But Hsia said the network is still "experimenting" in terms of how to appeal to its audience and widen that audience.
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"These students were pure life and energy, and the local audience laughed at different lines than the Broadway audience," she wrote.
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In terms of reach and audience, it's key to deliver the content where the audience already is, typically the social networks.
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" He believes Zillow has "huge advantages because we have access to this huge audience of sellers and huge audience of buyers.
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In this case, since the wrestlers are delivering pretty much what the audience wants, the audience gets to choreograph the match.
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Just as with your target audience in general, you want to review the demographics and psychographics that makeup your specific audience.
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The audience for the Better Deal, in the long term, is voters; the audience for Monday's roll out was the media.
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While we've always drove the audience to drink with our songs, now we are going to drive drinks to the audience.
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Not only did Snap's total daily audience shrink, but so did its daily audience in its most valuable market, North America.
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The effect was to invert the usual runway equation: Instead of the audience surrounding the clothes, the clothes surrounded the audience.
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"The art-going audience is an attentive audience, they will stay and learn," says Denny on a walkthrough of his show.
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It's kind of like your "favorite children" question, because the app has a smaller audience but the audience is super loyal.
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Along with casting the audience into a VR theater, creators are also giving them these ad hoc actors their own audience.
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The stage for "Young Marx" extends into the audience; the audience sits on three sides, with seats raked over four tiers.
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However, it does indicate that Icke has a reliable audience for his work, and that his audience has continued to grow.
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And so creators, obviously, are looking to grow their audience, but they're also looking to establish more connections with their audience.
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The audience is an audience, the stage is a stage, the story is the story, and the singing is your singing.
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And while LinkedIn's audience isn't as big as mainstream social networks like Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, it's a highly lucrative audience.
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His audience was a room full of journalists, but it felt aimed, purposely or not, at an audience of one: Kim.
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Right, because then they had an audience for their ideas and nowhere else were they getting an audience for their ideas.
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The digital side also brought in a digital audience development team to improve their audience strategy by analyzing their online behavior.
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How to participate: A portion of the conversation will be devoted to questions from the audience, including the audience on Facebook.
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International Broadcast Revenue While the biggest — and highest paying — broadcast audience is found domestically, there is still a sizable international audience.
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Additional questions posed to candidates will be sourced from VICE News' social media audience and a live audience of Iowa constituents.
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The network's greatest strength isn't just its captive audience; it's the way that audience (including President Donald Trump) is held captive.
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Additional questions posed to candidates will be sourced from VICE News' social audience and a live audience comprised of Iowa constituents.
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Instead of trying to sell American ideas to a foreign audience, it's aiming to sell international ideas to a global audience.
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The pope has an audience of more than 1.2 billion Catholics around the world — an audience that trusts what he says.
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The typical audience for a comic book movie is 60 percent male; the audience for Wonder Woman did indeed skew female.
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"You've got the power of the brand to buy that audience… the power of the media company to deliver that audience, and the power of the artist to tell a story to that audience," Hanks says of his system.
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So tying the movie to the song almost guaranteed a sizable built-in audience on top of the built-in audience it already had: the "faith-based" or "faith-driven" audience, which rewarded the film with an A+ CinemaScore.
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One of them a lot of audience members really will like, and one of them, a lot of audience members will hate.
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Instagram's stories audience has increased so quickly that it surpassed Snapchat's total audience by nearly 40 million MAU a few weeks ago.
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"A more inebriated audience is a more difficult audience," said Avery Lincoln, who was a steward from July 63 until February 2016.
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We see a huge audience for smart science coverage on Facebook — a huge audience that's often being served bad or inaccurate coverage.
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This is weird: Brooks Whelan was in the audience, I think because Grace Helbig, his rumored girlfriend, was in the audience, too.
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We're excited to make it even easier for content creators to find an audience, and for that audience to find great content.
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They don't leave the audience wondering what's going to happen next; they leave the audience with the sense that they already know.
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"There's a lot of great stuff that gets no audience, and a lot of bad stuff that gets huge audience," he said.
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They are looking to expand that audience to reach the mass scale of their earned audience (200 million video views per month).
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And it ended up being reflected on tour and on Broadway that our audience was quite different than your average Broadway audience.
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Casey Newton: The other big criticism that TikTok gets is it really does court a teenage audience, like a young teenage audience.
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She doesn't build the technology, but she leverages all of the different platforms to build her audience and monetize her audience on.
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The judges and audience reacted with horror, and Mary's mother, in the audience with the couple's two-year-old son Jaxx, recoiled.
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Those networks all competed for the same national audience, and networks avoided anything that would drive away any segment of that audience.
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"The audience, I don't know if they are ready to donate, Lanny," Kelly said after the comment drew jeers from the audience.
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When performing "21" for his audience of one, Jones seemed less like a man intent upon confronting his audience than confronting himself.
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It also launched an Advanced Audience Forecasting tool that will provide clients with forecasts of TV audiences defined by advanced audience segments.
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Trying to build and market something narrowly to a subset of the audience requires the audience to know they're in that subset.
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They saw each presentation as an opportunity to learn what made sense to their audience and what didn't, no matter the audience.
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The ad platform, which is called the Snap Audience Network, is akin to Facebook's Audience Network, which has been around since 2014.
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And that random guy tweeting might have a, not maybe the New York Times' audience, but will have a very substantial audience.
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So then I feel like it's on the audience to police each other, and it's on the ushers to police the audience.
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K., I know how to act but I don't know if a Thursday night audience is better than a Wednesday night audience.
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The result is that The Rise of Skywalker gets hit with both a relatively unenthusiastic domestic audience and an uninterested international audience.
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KM: Social media has its limits, in that you're not necessarily targeting a specific audience: you're really going for that broader audience.
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And again, what we wanted to do was immerse you in the audience, so we surrounded you with [recordings of] the audience.
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Instead of just being an audience which, in general, back two minutes, is mostly good, your incentives are now audience and love.
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There were bits of that coming up, and then there was also this idea that the audience, whoever the audience was, right?
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Debate was allowed — between sections of the audience and between the audience and the actors — because the audience was understood to be a reflection of a diverse public, a public that had space to cheer, jeer, sing and debate together.
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My bet is that for now, it will be a small audience compared to pretty much any audience for any other consumer electronic.
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This helps give a better estimate for the target audience both on Facebook and cross-platform — meaning Facebook, Instagram and the Audience Network.
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An artist's breakout happens when you create something that brings something new to the table, to the American audience or the international audience.
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"I think, in addition to that audience, there's another audience, which is the dedicated Overwatch fans who play on multiple platforms," he says.
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"I was actually really thinking about an audience here, and I didn't think about a national audience, and that was stupid," she said.
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"It has allowed the songs to get out to the audience quickly and in an exciting way to a global audience," he said.
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You don't cast Channing Tatum in your movie without knowing what audience he appeals to—that is, everyone, but specifically a female audience.
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Today's TV drama audience is 70-80% female and mainly from smaller cities, says Lei Ming of ABD Entertainment, an audience-analysis firm.
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I feel like there's probably a really big audience for people who are into toys, and then also another audience that's into memes.
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Furthermore, the project itself has been "translated" for an American audience, an audience that may not be familiar with the history of Kosovo.
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Gucci said the advert portraying a "dance party" was aimed at "an older, sophisticated audience," citing Times readers as the ad's target audience.
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"Before I show you my last bit, a little audience participation," he said to anxious audience waiting to learn more about company's software.
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I had to come up with the relationship with the audience in the world rather than just it being reported to the audience.
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The streaming of local sports allows these games to be delivered not only to a local audience, but also to a global audience.
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I never wanted to play the audience for dumb, to ever feel like the film was second guessing the intelligence of the audience.
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"I want an audience, particularly the younger audience that looks through photos online, to see an empowering point of reference," the designer explained.
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" Staring down the audience, he delivers a cri de coeur: "If you can live your life without an audience, you should do it.
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Mr. Arden also has actors occasionally interact with audience members and descend to the stage through the audience aisles, which is just jarring.
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"The Death Cure" generated a B+ Cinemascore and drew a 51 percent female audience; 57 percent of the total audience was under 25.
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Its audience share increased by 160 percent and the audience of the nearest competitor fell to around half of RTL's, the report said.
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But there is, for instance, their audience is much less savvy when it comes to technology and the internet than our audience is.
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You've had your hip-hop audience for a long time, you've had your electronic audience, now there's this whole other zone of people.
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With Slides Q&A, presenters can get questions and general feedback from their audience — and audience members can vote for their favorite questions.
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About 65% of its audience already say they bet on sports, the company said, based on a survey of its audience in August.
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So while the show has broadened drag's audience in general, its younger audience in particular has exploded into a community all its own.
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The best works, however, unpack some of those concepts through allegory and testimonials, and reward not just audience attention, but also audience participation.
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Clearly, Trump was giving a speech carefully crafted to appeal to a staunchly pro-Israel audience, and particularly the conservatives in that audience.
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Festival organizers were vague about how they were monitoring the festival to make sure the audience they wanted was the audience they got.
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She's speaking for a small audience in the studio, and for an audience of listeners, and you hear her studiously building dramatic narrative.
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"There are platforms you want to be on because they have an audience and you want to reach that audience," one developer said.
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"As strong as the audience is for superheroes and sequels, we limit ourselves to serving that audience at our peril," Mr. Rothman said.
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Historically, not only did the audience have less choice in what media to consume, the media didn't have much information about the audience.
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This audience is tiny compared with its larger network counterparts, but the program tends to attract an engaged audience of highly educated viewers.
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"The audience isn't really the diaspora; the audience is at home," Mr. Clarkson said of the government's stance toward the Netherlands and Germany.
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It seems like you guys would end up in the same category, except maybe your audience is even younger than the Vice audience.
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But the audience-audience, the millions of people for whom Fortune arrived in the mail, who read it, I knew very little about.
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And just because a movie is marketed to a particular audience, there's no guarantee it will be successful in speaking to that audience.
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At his recent spring '17 show, even the applause was turned around to confuse the audience; a band of classically trained musicians performed a clapping ceremony during the finale for the audience instead of the audience doing the same for the designer.
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The New York Times has a big audience and an affluent audience, and they can pay 15, 20 bucks a month, and she thinks that's great, but she thinks there's a bigger, broader audience that should be served by a free publication.
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But lowering your defenses in this way requires confidence not only in yourself but in the humanity of one's audience—particularly one's white audience.
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"Our primary concern is when you have a younger millennial audience on this platform, can you monetize this audience?" said Brent Thill of Jefferies.
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When we thought about this show, we're thinking a lot about the Netflix audience that has a different characteristic than the audience we've built.
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NBCUniversal thinks there will be a large audience interested in a "free" service (if that audience gets pay TV) and won't mind seeing ads.
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It is very possible for anyone in that audience to further speak about, record or share your content with people outside your selected audience.
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Supergoop also reached a larger audience by making sunscreen for a larger audience — a concept that was surprisingly lost on many brands until recently.
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It's incredibly effective to use audience members as examples or transitions in a speech, because it creates intimacy with the audience and more engagement.
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Treat your audience like it's smart, and remember the complexities of the modern media landscape and how hard it is to build audience trust.
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Terrorism, as a tactic, requires an audience far removed from the direct victims of an attack, and it needs this audience to be fearful.
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Clearly, the intended audience for these things was the same audience that was waiting for that awesome A-Ha video to come on again.
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So CinemaScore is a good measure of one kind of audience reaction: the audience most primed to like the film in the first place.
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The question is not that you are making your audience feel something, but that you are making your audience feel something for a reason.
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Vandermeer's works are deserving of a wide audience Like Ted Chiang, whose adaptation Arrival will hit theaters soon, Vandermeer's works deserve a wide audience.
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It's unclear whether or not Breckin gave the audience a Travis impression, but from the looks of it, the audience was still pretty impressed.
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According to Jumpshot Analytics, Dave Chappelle's audience skewed the most heavily male: 83% of his audience was men, while a paltry 17% were women.
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In our Mentor Text edition on audience, we discuss how much a writer can take for granted that his or her audience will know.
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Men accounted for 54% of "Suicide Squad's" opening weekend audience, with more than half of the audience clocking in under the age of 25.
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"Anything where there's a mass audience — or seemingly an audience for it — I always like the idea of subverting people's expectations," he told Yahoo.
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"There is a niche audience that loves ballet, but what I have noticed is that there is a huge audience for folklore," she said.
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There is intense competition: competition to get published, competition to win prizes, competition to reach a national audience, competition to reach an international audience.
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The audience for podcasts has more than doubled since 2008, while the number of new podcasts vying for that audience is growing even faster.
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The debate audience was larger than the debate audience for every single Republican primary debate in 2008 and 2012, in the pre-Trump numbers.
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Crowdfunding campaigns usually get funded in one of two ways: either you have an existing audience or you pay to access someone else's audience.
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Plus, brands previously lacked a meaningful way to gauge whether the audience who saw a given video actually aligned with their campaign's target audience.
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Producers want to give the audience what it wants, but the audience, often as not, is the last to know what that really is.
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Audience Score: 40%Critic Score: 84%Although critics enjoyed this Netflix original about space travel, audience members were kind of bored of this movie.
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"It's not about getting the biggest audience, its about getting an audience that you can nourish and loves you," Discovery CEO David Zaslav said.
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"We're trying to appeal to a wider audience, particularly a younger audience," said Stephen Ayles, chief commercial officer for the PGA Tour of Australasia.
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These fabrications are not intended to confuse an audience in the United States, or one around the globe — but rather an audience in Iran.
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STX reports that the opening weekend audience was 153 percent female and 215 percent of the film's audience was over the age of 21.
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One study suggested that bystanders provide an audience in 85% of instances of bullying, and that removing the audience might make the bullying stop.
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And we had been able to build this audience with Keeping It 1600, could we continue it and then leverage that audience for something?
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It feels like it's addressing a black audience with a certain amount of tenderness and a desire to give that black audience a very specific kind of subjectivity — but it also understands that, Broadway being Broadway, a lot of the audience will be white.
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Many of the audience members were supporters, and although there were more liberal audience members who worried about Obamacare repeal, they barely made themselves heard.
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Provocateurs want to get a rise out of their audience, and Huppert never seems to give a damn about how her audience reacts at all.
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The audience captured by "Stay Tuned" is very young, NBC said earlier this year, with 60 percent of its audience under the age of 25.
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Hayhoe sensed an opportunity to make climate communication more fun for a much broader audience — crucially, an audience that wasn't already invested in climate change.
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That number rises to 274% among Gen Z users, who represent the largest segment of media audience, according to the 2017 Nielsen Total Audience Report.
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A TV network aimed at Trump's new audience, as opposed to the Trump brand's old audience, may just be the only card left to play.
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"The show was beloved by a large audience, and we want to keep that audience, and we hope expand it a little bit," Abbott explained.
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Trump is sometimes more in love with his own riffs than his audience is; Ingraham was laser-focused on giving the audience what it wanted.
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"Anything where there's a mass audience — or seemingly an audience for it — I always like the idea of subverting people's expectations," he told the site.
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You have a different audience in art than you do in a theater, where you face an audience that expects a story to be told.
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At the same time as Loomer jumped on the stage, a second protester stood up in the audience to loudly criticize the production and audience.
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Trump's base is still his most important audience The president's budget proposal was a stark reminder that his political base is his most important audience.
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A mix of votes from judges and the audience determined who made it to the next rounds, though in the finale only audience votes counted.
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As an audience, e-sports viewers are highly engaged, and the total audience is expected to grow to 345 million by 2019, according to Newzoo.
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When you fail, you fail for the audience, and when you succeed, it's like, look you succeeded, and you give it back to the audience.
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If "Slave Play" can bring them to a bigger audience — even an audience that is shocked or offended — it will be a happy surprise indeed.
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Bannon will also appear on Fox News host Sean Hannity's show from the rally, giving Moore's side one final audience with Hannity's right-wing audience.
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The contemporary audience clapped between songs, much like the audience on screen, which felt magnified when the film cut to wide shots of the venue.
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He asked no questions, solicited none from the audience, and delivered an introductory address so laudatory that it provoked winces among some in the audience.
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"It was a much younger audience than we were hoping for," Mr. Goldstein said, noting that 46 percent of the "Ninjago" audience was under 18.
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And if it's not standard practice for a Broadway cast to single out a single audience member, Mike Pence is not a standard audience member.
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She explained that Facebook's algorithms could show any ad to a particular audience if that audience were determined to be likelier to click on it.
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What kind of feedback do you get from your audience when you defend Samantha Bee, what kind of feedback to you get from your audience?
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The researchers said in extreme cases, ads for jobs in the lumber industry reached an audience that was 72% white and 90% male, ads for cashier positions in supermarkets reached an audience that is 85% female and ads for positions at taxi companies reached a 75% black audience even though targeted audience specified by the advertiser (in this case, the researchers) was identical for all three.
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It's not where she builds her audience; it's where she takes advantage of the audience she built through Harry Potter to evangelize about her political causes.
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It's hard to explain that to a secular audience because a lot of the things we were studying in depth sound insane to a secular audience.
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Publishers were drawn to the sheer enormity of Facebook's audience — but it was never clear, even then, how much of that audience Instant Articles would attract.
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Rather than a one way exchange between a journalist and their audience - what does it look like to connect members of an audience to each other?
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We enjoy playing music that the audience hasn't heard in other places, it is exciting to us to see how our music relates to the audience.
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"He knows his material, he knows his audience and he knows how to connect his material and his audience with a remarkable hit rate," Sarandos continued.
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"The general audience never is interested in these things and the standard practice is simply not mention them, because the audience is not interested," he said.
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Every app doesn't need a Stories feature, and it fragments the audience so creators have to arduously cross-post multiple times to reach the maximum audience.
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All of this takes place in front of a live audience of investors, partners and media, and it's simultaneously streamed to a global audience via TechCrunch.
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The lion's share of the audience is under 24, and that’s not an audience that we easily reach with that kind of precision elsewhere.
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LinkedIn states its audience has double the amount of buying power as the average web audience, presumably given the white-collar professionals that use the service.
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So it's much more difficult for them to find an audience and say, 'What does my audience want to watch, what do they want to see?
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Let the audience connect and identify with them, you know, through their stories and let the audience share that experience so that they understand their reality.
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But the UN audience is less willing to indulge him, and at least a few members of the audience audibly giggled at this truly ridiculous claim.
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There's a pressure to continue to grow the audience and do good work that that audience wants, and that grows the business, all of that stuff.
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Which is actually the target audience of the show," she says, summoning her best Anderson Cooper voice to mock the audience she imagines: "What is 'reading'?
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There is this spontaneous thing that happens at curtain call: actors and technicians applaud the audience for staying, and the audience takes it as an achievement.
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And the extraordinary view counts — sometimes in the millions — indicated that the system had found an audience for the videos and was keeping that audience engaged.
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"The audience for horror films is a very self-selected audience, in a way that's not true for a lot of other genres," Mr. Prince said.
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"We have to recognize that we also have a general audience for this work, and we also have an audience of victims and survivors," he said.
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Other shows that tape in front of a studio audience — late-night shows in particular — have either dispensed with the audience portion or taken temporary hiatus.
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"I was simply trying to get people who had an audience to hang out with me, so that I could get that audience," Lil Yachty said.
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"From a personal experience, I saw 'Black Panther' in two settings: one in a majority black audience and one in a majority white audience," she recalled.
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"You don't need an audience a priori; sharing something on Facebook lets you create an audience that's also as important as the old media," he added.
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Rather than alienating a young audience with convoluted language or complicated form, the ultimate goal of the Insta poets is always to connect directly with their audience.
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Though clearly forewarning the audience to beware of accepting things as they are, especially in our current political climate, she left the audience with an inspiring message.
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When she told the audience it was a "thrill to be live at the Apollo," she was greeted by screams of "Welcome home Hillary" from the audience.
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The event takes place in front of a live audience, and we also record the Battlefield on video and publish it on TechCrunch to a global audience.
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A client would then test each combination "against the smallest possible audience" on Facebook, with the one generating the most engagement being scaled to a full audience.
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Lek also noted in the talk that a contemporary artist's first audience is often the algorithm, which dictates whether online media will reach a wider human audience.
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The platforms on which jokes now proliferate all have some degree of audience acquisition built in— friends, likes, followers—and the attendant ability to leverage that audience.
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So when trumpeter Miles Davis started turning his back to the audience while performing live, it symbolized what jazz had already done -- it tuned out its audience.
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Instead, box stores attracted a whole new audience — an audience that then went on to support smaller stores that offered a broader selection and more knowledgeable staff.
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There's something quite exciting when you put out a record, and your audience, your faithful audience, has to decide whether they actually like your band or not.
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It turns out that it was much easier to attract an audience of tens of millions than it was to turn that audience into a meaningful profit.
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The remake has a 54% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, but an 89% audience score and an A grade on CinemaScore, which tracks opening-night audience sentiment.
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"It depends on an influencer's following, their audience engagement [their interaction with followers, including 'likes'], how niche their audience is, how involved the production is" and more.
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Part of the reason it isn't: Plodding fare like Generation War is made for a German audience, while Babylon Berlin clearly has an international audience in mind.
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"I'll tell you what really made me feel good, the audience was saying 'Let him speak, let him speak!' and the audience was so great," Trump said.
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The Vancouver, British Columbia, resident walks business owners through how they can build an audience, from marketing to sales tools, and turn that audience into paying clients.
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At the end of the speech, Mr. Spencer and audience members shouted versions of Nazi slogans, as some audience members raised their arms in the Nazi salute.
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Refinery29's audience slants female, so under the merger content will now reach a "total youth media audience" with increase focus on nonbinary consumers, the company said.
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While there, she gave a speech that reduced the audience to tears—an audience that, by chance, included Thurgood Marshall and the Howard law professor Leon Ransom.
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The ads generated an 8-point lift in brand favorability for the overall audience — and a 15-point lift amongst their target audience of women over 35.
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But while there's been huge growth in The Times' millennial audience - up 12% from 2015, there's still a large discrepancy in Snapchat's reach and The Times' audience.
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As long as broadcasters don't think that audience is cutting into the audience that watches the game on TV, that's a net plus for the TV guys.
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Our audience on Instagram skews a little bit older than our audience on Snapchat, and so I think that has a little bit to do with it.
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The image provides the audience with information on how social media is used and how impactful it can be when being used to appeal to an audience.
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I think of what Greek theater must have been — you know, this raw crazy howling from the audience, and then orgies; people having miscarriages in the audience.
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I am against live-audience debates in general, since the debates are quite clearly (and should be) produced with the live TV (and streaming) audience in mind.
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From century to century, from continent to continent, from audience to audience, one person's elitism has a way of turning into another person's populism …and vice versa.
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The GOP debates this year have produced more than five times the audience per debate than their debates in 2008, and almost five times the total audience.
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Some complained that Democrats were simply reciting the same facts time and time again, more for the television viewing audience than for the audience in the chamber.
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What was frustrating was I naïvely believed that I could bring in an audience that was interested in the other movies I was doing, a different audience.
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The audience at the Liberty and Justice Celebration on Friday night was -- by far -- the largest audience of Iowans Harris would address between now and the caucus.
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Accordingly, its primary audience is professionals that need a video-editing powerhouse, rather than everyday customers — and its add-ons are priced for that professional audience too.
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"The general audience never is interested in these things and the standard practice is to simply not mention them, because the audience is not interested," he said.
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At several openings, she said, the audience was primarily young and Latino — and many of them broadcast their attendance on social media, reaching an even broader audience.
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Twitter's average audience number was calculated using a rating metric known as average minute audience, or the average number of viewers calculated per minute during the game.
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A movie is perceived as having a broader audience, and thus studios throw more marketing money at it, which increases audience awareness and brings in the crowds.
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Other times I'm thinking less about audience and more about the source — almost as if that person was the audience even though they probably won't see it.
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It may be partly up to the audience hearing the songs, watching them as they are performed, with the response of the audience, even of a single member of the audience, coming back to the performers and, in ways that can be felt but never determined, reshaping the song.
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Within a given target audience, marketers will often let Facebook optimize on the fly, delivering the ad to whatever users within that audience are most expected to respond.
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" And then we played it in to the audience, and I told the audience, "Do you mind just not, for the next three hours, telling anyone what's happened?
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Even if the Daily Show audience might not be familiar with her, Lahren has her own audience that is all too eager to commiserate with her searing rancor.
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The best way to overcome crippling fear is through practicing being in front of an audience, even if that audience starts as a couple of your close friends.
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Despite women making up over half the population and well over half the audience for country music, the myth that the audience doesn't want to hear women persists.
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As competitive gaming continues to reach for a more mainstream audience, that level of simplicity inherent to battle royale games could help the game reach a new audience.
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"There are ratings on this stuff and you know you're making something for an older audience versus a kid audience …a nd you can do both," Register said.
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Instead of telling the audience exactly what is happening or what they want to hear, the writers take the audience along for the ride and let them participate.
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But the rule of the game is that if you want a big audience, you can't really decide on how that audience chooses to participate in your music.
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The audience then sits up and witnesses a black hole shifting in "Exodus," In the eighth and final phase, "Internet," the audience is not bound by any position.
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The sharp-edged campaign succeeded in attracting not just the built-in in comic-book audience, but also what has become Hollywood's hardest-to-reach audience: young men.
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So if you're using the technology to deepen the connection you're feeling between filmmaker and audience, actor and audience, the more you do that, the more people connect.
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Startup Battlefield pitches all take place in front of an audience of several thousand people, and they're live-streamed to a world-wide audience on the TechCrunch homepage.
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But political ambiguity opens a film up to a wider audience, and whether that wider audience is a perk or the primary objective is always up for debate.
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The audience isn't turned off by Negan because he's a horrible character (though he is that); the audience is turned off because we've seen characters like him before.
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For Netflix, all this means Goop represents a sizable audience ready to be tapped, while Goop gets to market itself to a wider audience through the streaming platform.
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For starters, Facebook is making its tools more widely available for a global audience — an acknowledgement of the issue going beyond Facebook's core audience of English speaking users.
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Singing her 1991 single "The Promise of a New Day" while wearing heels, Abdul clapped her hands and encouraged the audience to "c'mon" before falling into the audience.
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Not just any audience, either: audience members were required to take a "Personality of Endurance" quiz beforehand, with questions such as What best describes your level of endurance?
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The audience for the six-hour proceeding, while larger than average weekday viewing, fell short of the TV audience for other recent political events that riveted the country.
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The audience for the six-hour proceeding, while larger than average weekday viewing, fell short of the TV audience for other recent political events that riveted the country.
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Women's boxing also suffers from a lack of exposure: Fights need to be televised in order to gauge audience enthusiasm and to build audience in the first place.
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"We have a very diverse audience and the stories we bring to the screen should be reflecting that audience," the BBC quoted festival director Clare Stewart as saying.
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A few years ago, as I was wrapping up a keynote to an audience of 600 executives, I felt a strong tug in my heart for the audience.
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Yeah, and if that means bringing different people to the New York Times audience, if it means the New York Times audience changes, that would be wonderful, too.
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We really have a global audience now, and in order to cover that audience now we need a staff that is diverse and has different perspectives and backgrounds.
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That they had significant roles in helping CollegeHumor first gain a wider audience, and then disrupting its ad-driven business model to profit off that audience, is clear.
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Peters takes advantage of having such a large audience to banter with several of the audience members — including a man who offers an endoscopy story of his own.
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Several audience members had actually been in the audience on the night of the collapse, and had been given free tickets so they could finish watching the show.
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We're afraid that if we ask for the sale, the audience won't respond well, or that somehow we'll break influencer marketing by simply asking our audience to buy.
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The Amazing Johnathan Documentary Nominated for: Audience Choice, Unforgettables Stream it at: Hulu American Factory Nominated for: Feature Film, Direction, Feature Editing, Score, Audience Choice Read our review.
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The cable network announced in October that it would relaunch in January 03 as "Freeform" to better cater to its audience — or at least the audience it wants.
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"Our ads for cashier positions in supermarkets reach an 85% female audience, and our ads for positions in taxi companies reach a 75% Black audience," the researchers wrote.
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"I don't think (audience members) want to hear about that kind of thing, unless I'm wrong," Johnson said when asked about the incident, to applause from the audience.
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What I miss, though, is the ability to marshal an audience around an important subject and know that you can speak to that big audience and know that that audience is going to understand that this, because you're speaking to them, that it is actually an important and believable avenue.
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There's a lot of overlap between the YA audience and [the comic book audience]: like some of the fantasy elements and the personalities of the characters they write about.
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It was really interesting the first time we screened it with an audience because it was at that moment in the car where the audience burst out in laughter.
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When asked about the film's rating, King's justification boiled down to: Queen's music appealed to a universal audience, ergo a movie about Queen should appeal to a universal audience.
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A traditional business newspaper and a millennial-heavy audience may seem like an odd pairing, but Carla Zanoni, the editor in charge of the Journal's audience development team, disagrees.
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But there should be some concern that, as Snapchat works to appeal to an older audience, its core audience of young people might be turned away in the process.
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President of Cuba Raúl Castro and Pope Francis exchange gifts at the Paul VI Audience Hall private studio during a private audience on May 10, 2015, in Vatican City.
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It's essentially the broadest possible audience you can hope for, and advertising has been popping up around Los Angeles for the last few weeks to draw that audience in.
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"Once you pull an audience in, and an audience attaches to you as a person, they're much more likely to watch either longer formats or different formats," Lindsay said.
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The question is whether developers see the audience scale in Snapchat necessary to validate investing time into the platform, and whether Snap provides enough unpaid access to that audience.
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I found an audience and that's what matters to me, that my work connects and resonates with an audience that is looking for stories told in a different voice.
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Well, Beat Shazam has a significant online/time-shifted audience — the company says that while the show's same-day viewership is 3.3 million, its total audience is 4.4 million.
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But on this Oscars weekend, another academy, with a smaller audience — and, for this occasion, much smaller audience members — has dedicated itself to a "pursuit of equity" in movies.
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One key effect is to create an insular audience where viewers consider themselves to be part of a select community rather than just an audience for a cable channel.
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But then finding your audience—getting the audience to listen to what you're doing—involves shaking hands with these really unsavory organizations and companies, and it's kind of bleak.
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They can see the chat, live, so they're interacting with an audience, which doesn't change, but the audience is requesting the moves directly, and the wrestlers react to that.
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But he told me, "Group fitness classes are media businesses" — they're all about bringing an audience together to watch a central performance (with, okay, a lot of audience participation).
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Maybe it's easier for Meizu and Xiaomi to market themselves with a straightforward message to their national audience because that audience isn't yet jaded and cynical about technological advancements.
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Beginner to Advanced SEO Course for Startups, Businesses & Bloggers You can't run a successful website without an audience, and you can't garner an audience without great search engine optimization.
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But, Bolands says, being overt about it is how she ensures her Christian audience sticks with her, while simultaneously enabling her non-religious (yet clean-seeking) audience to grow.
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"The chasm between the audience for poetry and the audience for O is vast, and not even the mighty Oprah can build a bridge from empty air," he wrote.
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"You may have an older audience in front of you holding the Bible and a younger audience holding an iPhone," says Evans of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas.
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"I think our overall goal is to show our audience something a little different and see if we can reach a new audience with longer form content," Hecox said.
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Audience members at the annual Sundance Film Festival voted Saturday to recognize the documentary "Knock Down the House" with the festival's coveted annual audience award in the documentary category.
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The SurveyMonkey Audience and Vanity Fair survey was conducted using SurveyMonkey Audience between May 15 and 16, with a representative U.S. sample of 1,001 adults ages 18 and up.
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Whereas persuasion involves convincing your audience that your position advances their agenda, manipulation involves convincing your audience that your position advances their agenda when, in reality, it does not.
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While Star Wars and Marvel tend to skew toward a more male-dominant audience, Disney's animated features and Disney Channel shows tend to appeal more to a female audience.
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But there's no escaping that Woodward and Bernstein were talking to a largely Democrat audience -- an audience that believes the necessity of its profession has been sharpened by Trump.
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The numbers that Nielsen releases for TV shows are measured by "average audience" — which is to say, the average size of the audience spread out across the entire program.
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"The best way to make our social campaigns successful is to work directly with 9GAG to engage their audience, and they know their audience better than any ad agency."
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So our target audience on Instagram, for example, might be different to the regular audience we have grown over a number of years and who regularly attend a tournament.
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The audience was rowdy, frequently drowning out and heckling the speakers — and bringing warnings from Errol Louis, the moderator, who said that disruptive audience members would be escorted out.
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Are you making a point of saying we want to bring people to the New York Times audience the New York Times audience would not encounter some other way?
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BlackKklansman gives its white audience an out: Most any white audience member is going to find their avatar in these folks, the good cops who toss the bad apple.
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The toxic marketing campaigns wouldn't have existed without the audience, but that doesn't mean the ads didn't continue to shape that audience once they were out in the wild.
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So when you are standing there in front of the audience — the grateful, wonderful audience thanking you for your performance — you've gone through rehearsing and felt all the pressure.
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While the average superhero movie draws a 62 percent male audience, the Gal Gadot-led blockbusters reached near female-male audience parity by its third week, according to Variety.
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Organizers of Web Summit said it would be Snowden's largest live audience to date and his first before a major audience since the release last month of his memoir.
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In turning her back to the audience, she only demonstrates that she is the sort of person who thinks turning her back to the audience means she isn't there.
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And that very first reaction, for an audience of supportive middle schoolers, I put my head out and pretended I got scared by the audience, and ducked back in.
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So, for example, when the team targeted users in Charlotte, North Carolina, they made two transactions with Facebook: one for the liberal audience and one for the conservative audience.
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"I'm hoping that the audience sees John, sees Gayle, sees Norah, as serious journalists, and I think that's our value proposition for a really large audience," Mr. Rhodes said.
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At one point she even spread her legs in a V, with her back to the audience, and bent forward, giving the audience a clear view of her vagina.
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Yes, I'd love for most of our revenue to be tied to our audience, because you want your financial incentive aligned with your audience so that you serve them.
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Their average audience is just over 1 million — .
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And the audience mix resembles that of the Broadway audience: mostly female, older and more affluent than the general public, and with a significant dose of out-of-town tourists.
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But Snapchat does have a unique audience, not commonly known for tuning into TV. Nearly 75 percent of the audience for Good Luck America is under the age of 25,.
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This nerve-wracking thrill-ride takes place in front of a live audience, and we capture the entire event on video and post it to our global audience on TechCrunch.
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According to a page in Facebook's Advertising Help Center, advertisers can create a Lookalike Audience in which Facebook identifies "the common qualities of the people" in a selected custom audience.
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During audience questions, someone asked Goel how a project by a separate Harvard professor is doing; the audience member didn't know the name of either the project or the professor.
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"Number two, we thought that it had some sports DNA to it, which would be a good fit for us and for our audience — our sports-loving audience," Simmelkjaer said.
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There were speeches, musical numbers, bits, audience reacts, more bits, more audience reacts, even more musical numbers... but for a show all about storytelling, not a whole lot of story.
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Now that you've created your audience, you can build your campaign normally and simply select Add tailored audiences and pick the audience you just created when you set your targeting.
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Oculus needs an audience, but the ideal audience for it is so caught up in a fast-moving market that Quest is at risk of being lost in the crowd.
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The ad was probably a play towards the younger audience that tends to watch the VMAs, which is also the audience that makes up the majority of Snapchat's user base.
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You can bury your head in the sand and pretend that distributed content is stealing away your audience, but in 21000, you cannot dictate how your audience consumes your content.
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All the fast-paced action takes place in front of a live audience, and we capture the entire event on video and post it to our global audience on TechCrunch.
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The object of Bohemian Rhapsody so often seems to be to cram in as many Queen songs as possible, ostensibly to remind the audience — as if the audience needs reminding!
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But the women weren't stepping into the role of aggressor, so the male dancers had to engage with the audience more than a female dancer would with a male audience.
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"Here is an audience that's so effervescent, this whole young audience that's embraced the whole e-technology, the whole e-gaming and have for the last 12 years," Guber said.
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And at present, it's the only such measure — especially when compared to the other measure of audience opinion: the audience grade collected by sites like Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, and IMDB.
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The film had to compete with The Boy for younger females; 246 percent of 22015th Wave's audience was under the age of 25, while 55 of the audience was female.
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Moving Image & Content, which has clients including Birdies and Èsika, says it provides services like helping clients identify their audience and match their messages to the audience across marketing channels.
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That's an enormous audience to expose these original shows to, and an audience who don't need to create or sign into a separate account to explore what's playing on IGTV.
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The audience that visits Alhamra is varied, from students to professionals to pedestrians, rickshaw drivers, motorcyclists, upper middle class driver driven class, basically an audience from a wide economic stratum.
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But while the "Hamilton" cast spoke directly to the audience from the stage, the audience has historically spoken back as well, and in ways that few are aware of today.
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It was always going to be a show that needed to find its audience, and the audience needed to find the network, or find the show in a different way.
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To many in the audience, this is exciting: "Naharin's Virus" wins immediate whoops and cheers, while the "Offending the Audience" monologue is treated as a form of amusingly provocative entertainment.
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I know we can find more ways to use the internet to build an even closer relationship with our massive global audience and help that audience connect with one another.
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Rogan's endorsement is so influential, his audience so large, that it's not even clear Sanders needed to acknowledge it because Rogan's audience rivals (and is likely larger than) his own.
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"A lot has changed in the last 12 months, both on this show and in America, but the audience hasn't," Carlson said in addressing his audience directly on Friday night.
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" Doran went on, "If you allow the metaphor to be there, rather than applying the metaphor for the audience, the audience can then apply that metaphor however they want to.
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I often feel like a privileged member of the audience, as if I've seen all the episodes and the rest of the audience is simply tuning into the second season.
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Mr. Williams's soundscape, some of which is improvised during each performance, surrounds the audience via speakers overhead and under the onstage risers, on which the audience sits, facing the auditorium.
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That's because while Facebook allows advertisers to design their audience—that's ad targeting—the platform's algorithms then influence who within the audience actually sees the ad, and at what price.
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Netflix's advantage may come from its global reach and paying audience of over 100 million, but it's worth remembering that syndicated shows are an important anchor for the company's audience.
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The show's reporters are invested not just in presenting their findings to the audience, but in showing the audience all of the work that went into them — sometimes quite literally.
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The show's reveals frequently function as titillating sadism for the audience, even when its narrative themes explicitly warn us about the dangers of titillating the audience with doses of sadism.
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If you've got an audience that watches one of your shows live — even if that audience is a small one — why would you risk losing them by moving the show?
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It's some combination of needing an audience, having the ability and desire to go out and take the risk that the audience might not show up, might not pay. Yeah.
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When I saw it last year, I heard grumblings from audience members who found the moment "humiliating," and during at least one performance, it prompted audible outbursts in the audience.
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We still do to some degree, but I would much rather have the base of our revenue come from the audience so that we are financially tied to our audience.
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It was also, for the record, about half the audience the network attracted with its first Republican debate in August — and the second smallest audience of the seven GOP debates.
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Plenty of products that can't find an audience in stores will flourish on crowdfunding platforms, and Honeywell seems to be hoping it can tap into that audience to drive early orders.
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If you stare from the audience long enough, your favorite singer may just pluck you from the audience and dance with you on stage, as Springsteen did in this 1984 classic.
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We're creating this show, we give it to the audience, and then the audience makes their determination after the fact, but I don't want them at the front of the process.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Netherlands Belgian band Tat2noisact combine two things I'm really uncomfortable with: singing in front of an audience and being tattooed in front of an audience.
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For as much as he appeals to and comforts his liberal audience, he would like to remind said liberal audience that simply agreeing with him on important issues isn't actually enough.
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The sharp-eyed among the audience, however, could see the subtle hint of a pink, feathered tail resting high above the audience where the lighting rig had come to a halt.
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It plays almost as a dare for the audience to play along, and whenever the film is able to zig when the audience expects a zag, it simmers with palpable energy.
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" He continues, "Normally when you do a play, you have to tell a lie to yourself, which is the audience doesn't exist and the audience has to pretend they don't exist.
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The filmmakers make an interesting choice from the start — the audience only sees Jonathan's perspective on events, which makes John just as opaque to the audience as he is to Jonathan.
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This partnership allows us to reach a broader audience while expanding on the journalism we want to do and that we want our audience to see — without compromising on our mission.
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"I was standing in the audience and was told by a fellow audience member that the name of the performer was 'Abigail,'" he said in an interview with the Cambridge Student.
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Our team at Lively decided "older adult" was the best descriptor for our target audience, but you need to pick which one will resonate with your audience, then commit to it.
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Yes, that's still a much smaller audience than the NFL gets on TV — roughly 17.5 million people saw the game last night on television — but it's not an insignificant audience, either.
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These viewpoint characters are usually men, because for Murakami, and for the audience he imagines—that is, for the audience that most male writers imagine—male characters are the most transparent.
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"It's hard for an audience — and we have a loyal local and international audience — that expects to come to us and can't because we're down for a while," Ms. Phillips said.
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Richard Scherr, a contributing sportswriter for the Sun who was in the audience, shared a video of the aftermath on Facebook, which shows audience members standing and looking toward the balcony.
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As far as axioms of comedy goes, it ranks right up there with: Speak in a language the audience understands and perform in the same general location as the audience. 85033.
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"The Broadway audience is getting younger," St. Martin added, noting that last season a fourth of the audience was under 25, the youngest in history and a trend she sees continuing.
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At the end of each vignette, the actors on stage called attention to their real-life counterparts in the audience on opening night, who stood to receive applause from the audience.
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Much of this growth comes from the fact that advertisers not only have an enormous audience in Facebook but an audience they can slice into the tranches they hope to reach.
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A study in 2019 found that ads placed on Facebook for jobs with taxi companies — even when targeted at a broad audience — were seen by an audience that was 75% Black.
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Audience Score: 64%Critic Score: 78%The comedy-thriller received mixed reviews, with some audience members calling it a mess and others dubbing it a classic film from the Coen Brothers.
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Seeing our online readership shift from a predominantly desktop audience to a much larger smartphone audience underscored the need for our product and technology teams to prioritize mobile-first story forms.
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We're announcing the launch of SÁGA, a strategic overhaul of our audience-data platform and the latest sign of our commitment to smartly leverage data for our audience and business partners.
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" The senator then asked the audience if raising the minimum wage to $85033, offering free college for all or providing health care is "radical," each to which the audience responded, "No!
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The post-audience greetings in the section are something akin to a V.I.P. rope line, and a way for visiting dignitaries to get to meet the pope without a formal audience.
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Throughout the evening, Kwong sets puzzles for the audience, interspersing them with more traditional tricks, like one involving an audience member's phone number and a Boggle set that was unbearably good.
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The debate commission did not announce how many people would be in the debate audience, but there were 1,000 in the audience at the smaller arena at New York's Hofstra University.
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But if we accept that the parameters are someone who's famous, someone has an audience, someone has a dedicated audience, it's a small group, but there are some of those people.
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" Multiple audience members could be heard responding: "You should.
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" The audience stroll has been dubbed the "death walk.
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" An audience member yelled, of Clinton: "She's a liar!
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" Audience members went wild and their chants of "Not!
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" Nolan said in response to an audience question. "No!
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Did the audience even understand the stories behind the .
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A clean — no barriers — fall, straight into the audience.
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" The audio cut out, and the audience chanted, "Bernie!
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" Now man in audience yelling angrily: "Report that, Katy!
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But one audience member — Trump — will surely be pleased.
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" Colbert asked the audience on Wednesday night's "Late Show.
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" Addressing the audience, Trump then added, "speaks perfect English.
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The audience loved everything — and loved Ms. Yerbabuena most.
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" The audience looked around like, "What are you doing?
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The questions, especially from audience, are ~ALL substantial & important.
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This has, in turn, kicked off a series of feedback loops in which political institutions (the media, Congress) and actors (candidates, individual journalists) adopt more polarized strategies to both respond and appeal to a more polarized audience, which further polarizes the audience, which further polarizes the institutions, which further polarizes the audience, and so on.
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"Quiet!" demanded Trump, getting booed from the audience — then turned on the audience itself, saying the crowd had been packed with "Donors, special interests, the people who are putting up the money."
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But he has an instinct for what pleases and excites his audience (or what enrages those his audience hates, very often the same thing), and he quickly discovered that belligerent xenophobia worked.
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They might draw a big aggregate audience but at any one point in time it's hard to draw an audience, and that's why sports continues to go up in value, sports rights.
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San Francisco (CNN)John Kasich told an audience here Friday that some people are "probably" born gay after being pressed on the issue by an audience member who said he was gay.
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And over at Fandango's crown jewel, Rotten Tomatoes, Shepela has been hard at work with exhibitors to strengthen RT's verified Audience Score (which sits alongside the Tomatometer) to ensure authentic audience reviews.
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Given that companies like Facebook have been offering audience networks for years now, the LinkedIn Audience Network is a long time coming, and could be a welcome addition to boosting LinkedIn's business.
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As developers build apps, the hard part becomes not only attracting sufficient audience to justify the exercise, but also finding ways to keep that audience engaged and coming back to your app.
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Specifically, Donohue is referring to so-called "esports enthusiasts," a more hardcore esports audience that according to research firm Newzoo will make up almost half of the general esports audience this year.
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And if you're consistent and on-theme, I think that tends to help build an audience that has a shared interest and is engaging similarly and that always helps grow your audience.
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It struggled to find a consistent audience on Syfy, in part due to the network's rights, which put an emphasis on live-viewings in a time when audience behaviors are drastically changing.
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Ricky Martin in front of a pop audience will have the crowd livin' la vida loca; onstage in front of a heavy metal audience and la vida will not be so loca.
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They are publicly directed at North Korea, but the primary target audience is China and the secondary audience is any other country that may want to stand in the way of sanctions.
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The audience for these attacks wasn't voters in Baltimore or anywhere near it, just as the audience for Trump's vicious attacks on immigrants isn't people who live in border areas or cities.
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The business model usually is to gather a crowd or find a captive audience, and then you basically resell access to that — the minds of that audience for a price to advertisers.
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"Right now what we're doing is building the audience, building the brand, and doing it in a way that we think will teach users and our audience what we mean," Bloom said.
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Susan, the Doctor's spacey teenage granddaughter, was also on hand to function as the audience surrogate who would give all of the children in the audience a character they could identify with.
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In one test, both the visible and invisible male images reached an audience that was 60 percent male, while the audience of the visible and invisible female ones was 65 percent female.
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After all, why alienate half your audience with an unneeded reputation of being another partisan with a focus on politics, the last thing a late-night audience wants to be inundated with?
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Like "oh, that kind of tips the audience and brings it out of documentary language," and then it's a mockumentary language, and then it changes why the audience is watching the show.
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The play seems to be relying on its cachet as a gay-audience favorite, but it doesn't play directly enough to that audience to be as fun as a good drag show.
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"Sneaky Pete" was considered Amazon's best drama (critics: 100 percent, audience: 91 percent) and Emmy Award-winning "The Handmaid's Tale" was Hulu's winner in the category (critics: 95 percent, audience: 92 percent).
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The pair invited an audience member unfamiliar with the both rendering programs and the printing technology to try to learn both, right there, right then, with a little help from the audience.
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Similar to Get Out and The Chi, this new renaissance of black creators strip the audience of traditional villains, creating empathy for characters a wider audience may have been inherently biased to.
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Those films typically make less than their PG-13 rated siblings, and with the exception of certain war films, the churchgoing audience is rarely the target audience for an R-rated film.
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The site says its audience grew to 7 million unique visitors in August — more than 80 percent of the audience is male, and 75 percent are between 18 and 34 years old.
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We don't want an audience to watch the debate with Joe because we know Joe is going to fall apart, an audience makes that harder as they laugh and snicker and whatnot.
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The singer explained that his famous connection with the audience came from imagining his voice traveling along a separate thread to each member of the audience, with their applause sending back oxygen.
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The same actor polled the audience to see how many people would stay for the full ten hours (offering 50 Euros to a specific audience member who had indicated she would leave).
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In place of the film's stunning ending, he has Ms. Sinha (who also sings several times) lead members of the audience in a group recitation of bureaucratic suggestions for increasing audience diversity.
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Looking out into the audience, the all-white cast praise the audience for being "so white and so diverse" and quip that only white people can afford a ticket to the Burg.
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Measuring the audience for sporting events should include the total audience numbers, not just the fans watching the live broadcast, George Pyne, Bruin Sports Capital founder and CEO, told CNBC on Friday.
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There may be an audience for it — an audience who may even come to know you as a ~brand~ — but you may be left unsure what, exactly, you're getting out of it.
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Audience members step onto a small stage and slip on a virtual reality headset transporting them to an elegant theater, where an audience of thousands will greet them with a passionate ovation.
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Particularly engaging here is the role the audience (and their digital devices) plays in the show, from getting sent emails from the characters during the performance to a few lucky audience participants.
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While Friday's audience was far larger for a few plays, the routine mostly remains the same, save for a little extra explaining of the concept of March Madness to a Chinese audience.
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This is how I tried to bring that character closer to the audience and for the audience to think perhaps if I were in their place, I might have done this too.
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But what really makes the game special for me is the feeling that, for the first time, a significant developer with a sizable budget has properly recognized the young adult audience, my audience.
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"The internet ad market is not as robust as in the U.S. or China, so influencers have a ready-made audience, but their opportunity to monetize their audience is very low," says Deb.
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So, scientists, journalists, literally anyone who is planning to present something in front of an audience: If you deliver near-nudity when the audience expects turtles, don't be surprised when they react negatively.
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To get that huge reaction from the audience is amazing, and to watch who's in that audience, because it's now 50 years, which has allowed a whole new generation to come into it.
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But I think that serendipity dimension and the judgment factor is crucial, actually, to news media and also crucial to ... it's not only crucial to a business audience but a more general audience.
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A wider digital audience might be people you don't know, so there's a certain anonymity, but I still believe having your audience being community-based and IRL is what [artists] should build from.
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Hashtags allowed the IRA to reach an even wider audience, since there's no audience development required; you just broadcast your message, and the people already looking at the associated hashtag can see it.
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But more importantly, they don't get a big "Shallow"-style moment where both the audience of the film and the audience in the film's world are meant to fall in love with them.
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Rather than show the Jimmy Kimmel Live audience a clip from his new movie, Ryan Gosling selected a member of the audience to help him act out a scene from The Nice Guys.
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If the audience is larger than five people, then the audience certainly includes disabled and nondisabled people; whether Deaf or Hearing; neurodivergent or neurotypical; in chronic pain or, for the present, pain-free.
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"As we are a premium ad-funded business, the balance for us is maximising our audience while still making sure that audience is human, engaged and high quality," he said in an email.
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Sure, some of the shows with the highest depictions of smoking are already rated to suggest an older audience; however, shows like Stranger Things and Fuller House are marketed to a younger audience.
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"Regardless of audience size, if they are publishing great content that is being enjoyed and trusted by their audience, no matter how big it is, there will always be a value in it."
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Instead, Deadpool 2 feels most confident when it gleefully does the exact opposite of what the audience expects — or, in many cases, what the audience wants — while snarking and smirking the entire way.
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Do you think the audience is split, or do you think the audience is kind of all the way over on one side to begin with and probably is going to stay there?
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Vox engages the audience with infectious, memorable melodies and relentless rhythms while speaking to the audience about unity and solidarity; reminding them to honor their elders and remember the legacy of their ancestors.
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And for all the audience knows, it did happen, because as a series, God's Not Dead has often capitalized on what its audience feels could be true, rather than what actually is true.
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"You can hope that it's the right target audience, but nothing is certain, so typically the best way [is] to organically build an audience and just do it the hard way," he said.
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If the numbers hold up, Trump's audience would be on par with former President Bill Clinton's in 1993, and would easily outdistance former President George W. Bush's audience of around 300,000 in 2001.
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Rather than backing down, he publicly accused the Republican National Committee of stacking the venue audience with donors and appealed directly to the TV viewing audience as an outsider untainted by campaign donations.
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Take tips from your favorite comedian, rockstar, or MC. Smile, move around, make eye contact, make your audience laugh, ask questions for the audience to answer, and have them ask each other questions.
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The Statesman, another Penn publication, reported that the woman then become involved in a physical confrontation with one member of the audience, when she grabbed the audience member's cane and pushed her back.
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Do you think that there could have been or is still a way for Twitter to innovate its way into a bigger audience or do you think this is just a finite audience?
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I saw an audience for girls who wanted serious news along with bestiality, incest porn, and their daily horoscope—and I knew I could convert this audience into traffic, which translates into money.
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But when Kasher traverses the audience looking for commentary from the audience, the angelic Phil Donahue, and the devilish wise-cracking comedian on Kasher's shoulders seem to come into conflict with each other.
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The IRA has previously used a similar tactic, running a network of seemingly innocuous accounts, often about pop culture, to build up an audience, before eventually exposing that audience to divisive political content.
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The presidential hopeful will often do a call and response with the audience, asking them how much corporations like Amazon have paid in taxes, to which the audience typically replies "zero" in unison.
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Moreover, in a nation-state with hundreds of languages, the obvious rationale is that English will most likely reach the widest national audience and ensure a potential built-in, English-speaking audience abroad.
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He's aware of the audience in every move of the pen, it seems, in much the same way that the later Game of Thrones seasons seemed suddenly hyper-aware of its global audience.
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So audience scores at Rotten Tomatoes (and other audience-driven scores, like the ones at IMDb) naturally skew very positive, or sometimes very negative if there's any sort of smear campaign in play.
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When asked in 2002 why The Mary Tyler Moore Show was so successful, Moore emphasized the show's connection with the audience, saying that at the end of the day, Mary was the audience.
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They would hold nothing back, they implied: They would share every DUI, every argument around the family dinner table, every opulent quickie wedding with their audience, because their audience was also their family.
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But your audience is growing, either because there is an audience of people who are more and more interested in the phones, or the people who are interested in phones are finding you?
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You know who has the tickets — to the television audience?
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The audience on the night totalled more than 400 people.
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How well will that serve him with a national audience?
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The audience is taken to the heart of the art.
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But it ended up striking a chord with her audience.
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The audience laughed, but Nyle -- who is deaf -- is outraged.
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Once "Fuller House" begins, measuring audience reaction will be difficult.
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Kamala Harris told a Los Angeles audience earlier this month.
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He shared the touching, and informative, story with the audience.
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Everything audience members do in the app earns them points.
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I was in the UCB audience most nights in 2006.
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"Andy was the world's greatest audience for Don," he recalled.
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The Guided by Voices audience is very into drinking beer.
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And it's designed with an eye toward a younger audience.
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I do think that my audience has grown with me.
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The jokes are obvious and the audience laughter is prolonged.
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Multiple times, he was interrupted by audience members screaming approval.
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The welcoming, mostly male audience responded with laughter and cheers.
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I think that there has to be a fake audience.
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An audience can always sense when you're telling the truth.
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Elizabeth Warren — all of it is cheered by his audience.
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Onana told men in the audience they should get involved.
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Trump's new audience stretches beyond Washington and the United States.
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Well, there's a third audience, obviously, in the title: Sama.
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The assumption is the audience will know what it means.
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Oddly enough, that's also totally what the audience is thinking.
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Social bodies require not just an audience, but a dialogue.
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And it panders to that audience from start to finish.
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Many of the great builders are in this audience tonight.
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But looking for a way to break the audience too.
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Over the years, his audience grew, as did his earnings.
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FABER: GARY, OUR AUDIENCE INTERESTED IN PART IN THE GSEs.
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On leaving the theatre, audience members were handed #KeepTheSecrets badges.
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This is a movie that leaves it for the audience.
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The precise sound engineering reminds the audience of this openness.
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I really try to represent the perspective of the audience.
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And it found an audience that gravitated toward its gravitas.
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Growing an audience of dedicated fans doing this is inevitable.
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The audience fled the building when they heard the shots.
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A helpful audience member helps Perry fill in the blanks.
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And I think the audience knows this, by the way.
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It was so emotional people in the audience were sobbing.
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This gives the intended American audience the comfort of distance.
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I have the audience in the palm of my hand.
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Our sources say both Wendy and the audience were stunned.
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The audience member simultaneously creates and experiences the performance themselves.
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Audience member: Hi, thanks so much for this conversation today.
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Audience member: How much data sharing is happening between companies?
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The deal may also help the platform expand its audience.
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That elicited a ripple of initial laughter from the audience.
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Jackson hopes that Apple's weird videos engage a new audience.
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The reboot started out with an older audience in mind.
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The rest are for an older audience, especially newer shows.
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"If you're creating things, you want an audience," says Resnick.
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My wife broke down in the front of the audience.
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Within minutes, the flames grew, casting heat into the audience.
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But the audience, not the band, made the show famous.
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As the scope has widened, so has the intended audience.
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She felt authentic, and that endeared her to her audience.
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If a host refuses to do this, the audience disappears.
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" Per another audience member, she added: "I'm embarrassed for you.
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Part of it is just by having a sympathetic audience.
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But others say that Democrats shouldn't ignore the Fox audience.
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So with them we can capture a whole new audience.
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"Say that again?" he asked, to laughter in the audience.
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Mark Cuban: Hi. Audience member: Hi, nice to meet you.
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"They gotta see prosperity," 2 Chainz said about his audience.
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"What do they have in common?" he asked the audience.
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Over the years, has audience response to The Oblongs changed?
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Our heroes can't tell, and neither can the audience, which
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It's just like an audience member watching a television show.
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"I didn't think so," Grimaldi, 29, responded from the audience.
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Her Live Tinted audience also had a lot of input.
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Chuck Todd: The wrestling audience- Andrea Mitchell: Liked him. Yeah.
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Audience 4: Let him run, give him the leash etc.
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Audience 4: I'm asking if you think about that. Okay.
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" Audible to the audience, Furness said, "[I have] no makeup.
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And are her targets and her audience the same people?
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They're physically and socially close to their audience and targets.
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Selfies serve lots of purposes that change with your audience.
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Much of the drive explicitly targets a neglected audience: women.
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But now rugby is beginning to find a mass audience.
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But the release also pulled in another unexpected audience: children.
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That was the largest audience ever for an FX premiere.
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But they ultimately decided it should be a DOD audience.
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You're still measuring what your audience wants to read, right?
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The name being nostalgic to our audience doesn't hurt either.
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But it's pushed to reach a broader audience as well.
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However, unlike the Switch, the Nomad never found its audience.
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We've definitely seen our audience change in terms of volume.
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Audience members gasped at each misstep and cheered excitedly throughout.
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"I don't think the audience will turn away," he says.
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They want diversity in terms of the audience they're reaching.
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And I think it's a good service to my audience.
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But Yarmuth's audience is far broader than Washington's political establishment.
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And so the distance between Massi and the audience collapses.
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The audience is not embarrassed, and does not look away.
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"We're always in a conversation with our audience," Urman said.
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Standing in the audience, Garner starts clapping with the crowd.
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I always always love seeing #Lambily members in the audience.
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As an audience member, you know it's not just choreography.
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But Apple today reminded the audience of Siri's massive reach.
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Also coming soon for the UK audience — Diplomacy: Brexit Edition.
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However, Nintendo wasn't able to hold on to that audience.
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Last couple of questions, then we'll get to the audience.
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Bey holds the audience in the palm of her hand.
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Unfortunately Atticus isn't really the ideal audience for me either.
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Host Pat Sajak sounded legitimately amazed as the audience applauded.
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"It's beautiful," he marvelled to his audience at Apple's headquarters.
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At least one audience was happy with the uneventful session.
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The audience for talk radio and Fox News is ageing.
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Any successful media executive produces content to expand audience size.
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It aimed to move the audience but also instruct them.
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So these people would seem to be Libra's target audience.
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It remains to be seen if the audience will respond.
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But the demand and respect from my audience is there.
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The comment didn't generate a noticeable response from Trump's audience.
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CHRISTIE: I want to ask the people of the audience.
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When that happens, you eliminate all stakes and audience investment.
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They don't know how big their audience actually is. Right.
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To the national television audience, scoring is where it's at.
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But there's another audience for The Walking Dead: Season 3.
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Just pander to the contemporary language of your Millennial audience.
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There's a natural overlap where you can trick the audience.
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Our audience loves it, and I love our shows too.
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ET Friday to an audience of central bankers and economists.
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Respondents were sampled from SurveyMonkey Audience, a nonprobability online panel.
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There's the judges and the audience; amazed, pleased, and moved.
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Disclosure: BuzzFeed collects data on its audience to deliver ads.
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"Probably close to 100 now," she mentioned to the audience.
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It'd show a lot to the audience about evil people.
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I was sitting in the audience next to Matt Damon.
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The audience ranges from academics to workers on oil rigs.
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"Their hustling days were over," Wambach told the Barnard audience.
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At Dusseldorf, Sjöblad urged the audience to reclaim their data.
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Assumedly, Assoulin translated these local trends for a global audience.
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Troy excavates his mind, exploring his flaws for the audience.
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The goal is to help broadcasters expand their potential audience.
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"There's a receptive audience in the Trump administration," Childers said.
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Veterans make up a pretty good chunk of your audience.
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Wherever Jordi Savall wishes to travel, an audience will follow.
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Now to see whether an audience shows up for it.
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In the audience was David Waibel, 71, of Troy, Ohio.
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She is a rapt audience of one, floating in space.
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Who will get the larger audience remains to be seen.
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I write for the kind of audience that I am.
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Lafitte's remarks drew gasps from the audience, according to THR.
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Williams told the audience to stop booing and congratulated Osaka.
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Candidates attending the forum will answer questions from the audience.
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In my mind it's way more valuable than an audience.
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It made its intended audience laugh and show their teeth.
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The audience still knows relatively little about the White Walkers.
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It's not bad, really, just too narrow of an audience.
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I want to share my story with The Economist audience.
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If you like MashTalk, please fill out our audience survey.
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She also appeared in the June Audience Network series Condor.
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The usual audience for freight innovation is far more niche.
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My family were all in the audience, crying and cheering.
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"Please don't tell my kids," he asked his audience playfully.
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As the audience cheered, the clown's grinning face melted away.
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It goes deeper, occasionally, but it certainly knew its audience.
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Still, his audience in Singapore was anxious as he began.
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To have the stamina, and also to have the audience.
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Succession also doesn't keep secrets from its audience across episodes.
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"That was so offensive," Booker told the moderators and audience.
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This entails thinking about what you and the audience know.
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She's excited to solve Andrea's murder along with the audience.
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And it's reaching an audience of 2.1 million monthly visitors.
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Please read this article so we know there's an audience.
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But then, the local police department wasn't Trump's target audience.
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More and more of the audience were asking for it.
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How meaningful has the audience reaction to that character been?
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And then let our audience make up their own minds.
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His audience is large enough to keep him comfortably afloat.
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I had never seen animation aimed at an adult audience.
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You don't have to make it for a large audience.
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